Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-10-18

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Beddo & Co., Louisville, dealers in
bycicles, 10 in the city organizing :
Bycicle Club.
| Movers are vending their way
westward every day, some bound for
Kansas, some for Missouri and others
for States or Territories further on.
Mr.. W. L. Hay and a Miss Pepper,
Of North Todd county, eloped TO
Springfield, Tenn, Thur'day and
were married.
Boys; Don't put all your money in
the Louisiana Lottery this time, for
II will be sometime before another
5000 premium strikes Hopkinsvills.
Tho Phoenix Hotel is undergoing
repairs on the interior and the roo ms
arc being newly pspsrsd which will
add much to their beauty 40 well as
comfort.
The funeral of Miss 10 Harris will
be preached at Goshen the 4th Sun
day by Rev. P. w. HOOKER, Of Ten
nessee. He will be assisted by Rev.
]. N. Gill.
Six and half miles of pike on tho
Fairview road have been finished,
leaving only two miles on that road
to be piked which will DO completed,
probably BY the lst prox.
Jno. A. Gano, pastor Of the Chris
tian church at Centervills, his home,
died Friday and was buried Satur-
day. He was well known In this coun-
ty, where he has relatives.
Mr.. w. +. Msacham. sold his house
and lot on Jesup Avenue, Saturday,
to ] w. stith, for tho sum Of 5000
cash. Mr.. Meacham speaks of NOV
ing TO California to make his home.
Some OF our correspondents are be-
coming little dllAtory about writ
ing. To those we would say give us
the news from your sections at least
once q month, II not oftener, il only
on postal card.
Judge G. A. Champlin who was
stricken with paralysis, Thursday az
ternoon last, 10 still In critical con-
dition and fsars are entertained that
he will never permanently recover.
Az we have previously stated our
facilities for turning out job work
arc first-class and prices reasonable.
Bring In your work or send in your
orders and prompt attention will be
given them.
Cars on the 1. A. & 7. railroad now
run a. far 40 Sims, four miles North
OF Cerulean, the track having been
laid that far. About two hundred
hands are now employed on the road,
building culvertS and laying track.
Warren's Band, Of Evansville, en-
route to Memphis, Friday, to play at
the Presidents reception, stoppen off
at the depot here ten minutes and
rendered several lively airs. The
music was enjoyed by the largo crowd
that assembled to listen.
Thieves entered Mr.. James Howo's
carriage house, Saturday afternoon,
and stole two brides, two lap robes
and pair OF buggy lines. The fol-
lowing night they entered his hen
house and took Not of chickens. The
loss is about $40.
Mr.. John W. Richards drew 5000
in the Louisiana State Lottery last
week and was officially notified Fri.
day. Mr.. Richards held one-tenth
of ticket number 42067, which called
for $4,000. Mr.. Richards takes the
ogood luck" coolly and will invest in
city property at an early day.
But little attention IL paid to the
bird law, in the State, as we sec COM
plants from various counties; aud
wo expect IL the hunters of Christian
we're watched little closer, a few
unla " full birds could be found upon
their persons. What is the uSe OF
having law unless you enforce y
The protractsd meeting at Locust
Grove closed Friday nightlast. There
were several conversions and addi-
tons 10 the church. The pastor was
assisted by DR.. ]. j. Porter, OF Ten |
nesses. The people were very |
much impressed with Mr. Porter and
he made a number Of friends in that
section.
In the next issue will begin new
and excellent novel entitled, "Bar
Hsrbor," writtsn by Amos Lee. With
the amount OF reading matter given
in the South KENTuoKIAH and the
lowness OF the priceless than two
cents a COPYING one should fail to
subscribe at once and thereby ensure
reading matter for him or her during
the long drOary months about at
hand.